Cardinal Gibbons Blames Luxuries for U S Unrest
Baltimore Sept. 5 Cardinal Gibbons in an interview commented unrest across the United States stems from widespread desire for luxuries such as automobiles and theatergoing. He urged restraint and emphasized the value of cooperation between labor and capital, warning against fixed opposition and urging a Christian spirit to ease tensions.
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Top Nath American Review
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Local Deaths and Obituaries Mixed In 1910 1916 Fragments
Fragmentary notices report multiple deaths and memorials from 1910 to 1916. Entries cite names such as Theodore Hoover and Annie L, with addresses in Philadelphia and Washington areas. interments noted as private, some at Congressional Cemetery. An in memoriam for Blanche Holloway marks one year since her death.
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Mile Street
Cole
Jimerel Hoventer
Baltimore
Memphs
Cincinnnati
Theodore
Catherine Ely
Philadelphia
Hoover
Kirst Street
Annie L
Kabnund Eflanty
Spruce Rank
James Sprucebank
Wedderbire
Charles KH. Sprucehank
Welock
Dwyer T
Blanche Ite Rollow
St. Paul's
Strip Gov of Frock Court Hears Appeal in Missouri
The Rev Clyde Gow of the M E Church South was found guilty by the Missouri conference of charges tied to the death of Elizabeth Gleason a Lincoln County school teacher. Gow was unfrocked and dismissed from church membership and plans to appeal further. The case follows prior trials including a criminal conviction and a separate physician conviction related to the operation on Gleason. Gow admitted riding with Gleason and being in her company but asserted innocence, claiming to be a victim of circumstances.
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Mattsburg
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Elizabeth Gleason
Lincoln County
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Methodist Church
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Asheville
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Gow Waa
Mexico
Ayong
H. W. Hemphill
Troy
Staith Chapel
Elsberry
Methodist Conference
Importers Explain Protest Against U S Sample Rules
Paris reports Washington observers say European shippers misread the new customs sample regulations. American importers insist the objections stem from enforcement difficulties during the busy season and the complexity of invoices that reach hundreds of items. The circular allowed metric units and requires samples only for goods measured by meter or yard, with exceptions for patterned textiles and small lots.
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Rear Admiral Rees Retires From U S Navy at 62
Special to The Washington rant New York September 5 Rear Admiral Corwin P Rees retires under the age limit after a long sea career He served in the civil war and later wars and was only naval officer with more than one year of war service in the army His career spanned from the Arctic steamer Alert to Dewey s Olympia at Manila Bay where his gallant conduct earned a congressional medal and a five step rise in rank
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New York
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Olympia
Manila Bay
Woman's Protector Stabbed After Viewing Baby Parade
In Asbury Park New Jersey on September 5 Howard Smith a New York photographer was stabbed in the back by Dewitt Moore of Newark after Moore claimed the insult to two women accompanying Smith. Smith is reported in critical condition.
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N. J
Howard Smith
New York
Dewitt Moore
Newark
Moore
Smith
Col. Roosevelt
Fargo College
Fargo
Gov. Lewis
Gov
Burke
Roosevelt
Cayote
D C Riflemen Winners Lead District Contest
Lieut Col William E Harvey of the District of Columbia won fourth prize with 47 of 90 in the Pennsylvania Rifle Association mid range match at 500 yards. Capt Charles F Silvester of New Jersey took the match with 49. Several New Jersey and New York officers placed high, including Lieut Louis A Clausel and Lieut C G Gardner. Private A R Fehr led the second district team with 41 as Company G placed fifth in the tyre company team match at 200 and 600 yards. The officers and inspectors match went to Maj Martin of New Jersey with 9.
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Col. Bell
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Maj. Martin
Baker Fights Police Graft With Free Mail and Calls
New York police commissioner Baker ordered prisoners at precinct stations to have stamped envelopes and three free telephone calls. The rule aims to end graft from stamp and envelope sales and paid prison calls. A doorman testified about a station with 300 prisoners in two gambling raids who reportedly earned 350 dollars doing errands and telephoning for bail.
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New York
Baker
Health Office Record of Local Deaths
Deaths listed include Annie J. Hanly age 70 at Cumberland Apt and Theodore ene 2128 Ist NW, Thomas y Mack Dubercutoals Ficepital, 82. Ann Young 70 at BOT ad st EW. George Briscoe 45 from Whitestown Anacostia. Robert Fox 76 at Wash Apyiun Hosp. other names: H Shoemaker, Jenols Boulden, and additional entries across Nebraska and related addresses. (Note: OCR fragmentary)
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Nebraska
Teanally- HoTen
Thomas Y Mack
Annie J. Hanly
The
Cumberland Apt
Theodore Ene
Enn Jenols Boulden
Scott St
Hei Ann Young
Bot
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George Briscoe
Whitestown
Anacostia
Robert Fox
Wash
Roosevelt Urges Labor Action For Wage Equality And Strikes
Theodore Roosevelt speaks at Fargo North Dakota Labor Day rally urging organized labor to press for wage equality with corporate employers through collective bargaining. He praises Judge Amidon for pro labor views and defends strikes as last resort, warning against violence, while advocating an eight hour day and better living standards.
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Imich
Labor leadership and worker protections urged by Roosevelt era voice
A speech advocating unity and discipline in the labor movement urges hounding dishonest leaders, improving conditions, and passage of strong federal and state protections. It cites eight platform planks from the AFL including eight hour days and child labor bans, plus calls for automatic compensation and safe workplaces.
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American Federation of Labor
Five in Plot Lynched in Clark County Georgia
Special to The Washington Post reports five black men lynched in Clark County after a plotted arson and attack on the Huff family in Athens. A prisoner hanged. others shot in a running firefight as posse pursued them. Also a feature on a child named Grace who inspired a 53wagon circus parade carved by a jackknife craftsman.
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Clark County
Washington Post
Athens
Huffa
When Reg Wan White a Love Story in Post Monthly
An appeal to subscribe to The Post e Monthly Magazine Section to read an unconventional love story titled When Reg Wan White. The note promises surprises and unique situations that reward the reader, urging readers to subscribe before the next issue.
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